2003 May St. Louis, MO (CSNS) Signature Sale - Session 4

1934 50C Texas MS66 NGC. Dove-gray and honey-gold patina embraces this lustrous, exquisitely preserved, and crisply struck Gem. 1934 was the first yea

1935 50C Texas MS66 PCGS. A brilliant and highly lustrous Gem with a sharp strike and gorgeously preserved surfaces. The second year of the type, and

1935-D 50C Texas MS67 PCGS. Boldly struck, as is characteristic of the D-mint from this year, with a few light blushes of lilac and golden-orange pati

1935-S 50C Texas MS65 NGC. Rich dove-gray patina fills the centers, while the peripheries have hints of apricot color. A sharply struck and magnificen

1936 50C Texas MS65 PCGS. A lustrous Gem with speckles of russet and lime-green color along the borders. Well struck, as even the hand and knee of the

1936-S 50C Texas MS65 ANACS. The dominant pearl-gray patina is occasionally interrupted by hints of pale golden-brown color. An immaculate Gem with go

1937-D 50C Texas MS65 PCGS. A lustrous, sharply struck, and lovingly preserved Gem with wisps of golden-brown color in the obverse center and on the l

1937-S 50C Texas MS67 PCGS. Well struck and essentially pristine, the smooth surfaces are uniformly coated by lovely mauve-gray toning. A conditionall

1938 50C Texas MS66 NGC. The olive-gold margins surround the lavender-gray centers. Good luster and seemingly unimprovable preservation are important

1938-D 50C Texas MS67 PCGS. Mottled crimson-russet and orange-olive toning drifts toward the right borders of this wonderfully original and expertly p